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Webster community bands together to help others vote

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Community members are trying to help others overcome obstacles that stem from voting by mail. They are holding notary drives and Webster VOTES is...
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Bridge Builders exchange program creates connection

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Webster Impact Scholars have been able to travel to Dupree, South Dakota and learn about Lakota Sioux Natives due to a partnership between Bridge...
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Social movements on the rise: Students speak out for justice

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Breonna Taylor was honored by students at a vigil on Sept. 27. Junior and president of the Association for African American Collegians Savanna Hulbert...
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‘Make Good Trouble’ Multimedia Contest Calls Students to Vote

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Webster students are taking part in the “Make Good Trouble: Why John Lewis Inspires Me to Vote” multimedia competition. The contest encourages students to...
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Get registered to vote

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The deadline to register to vote in Missouri is Oct. 7. Make sure you're registered — or get registered — by following these steps. Requirements...
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St. Louis libraries offer drive-thru COVID-19 testing

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St. Louis County Libraries offer books and other recourses for their community. Now, they are working with the St. Louis County Health Department and...
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Online classes transform community’s outlook of education

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A chicken in Alex Weschler's second grader's Zoom class was the least of the struggles the family faced with virtual classes. Students and teachers...
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Music education freshmen reflect on first month of college

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Online and hybrid classes - along with restrictions on gatherings - have made the first-year experience for current music education freshman different from years...
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Activist voices in town stand against anonymous opposition

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Activists from Peace United Church of Christ are not backing down after their church was vandalized with racist graffiti. Friday night on East Lockwood Avenue...
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Library works to accommodate students while following CDC guidelines

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Emerson Library has worked to create space for commuters and keep students safe during COVID-19. Dean Eileen Condon moves towards altering the library set-up to...
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87

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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died of complications from cancer. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died at 87. According to a press release from...
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COVID-19

Comparing Webster’s COVID-19 plan to other St. Louis area colleges

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Webster returned to campus with temperature checks and daily health screenings. What are other St. Louis colleges doing? So, what’s the plan? Webster students returned to...
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Commuters find ways to adapt as classes go hybrid

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Commuter Haley Emelko only had two words to describe her schedule this semester: organized chaos. Eighty minutes. Senior Haley Sante would spend 40 minutes — on...
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Voting in Missouri made accessible by mail-in ballots, in-person voting or absentee

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On Nov. 3, Missouri will hold an election where voters can cast a ballot for the presidential candidate they support. For Missourian's who do...
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COVID-19

Webster dorm residents settle into new normal due to COVID-19

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Webster University has implemented protocols and adapted on-campus housing to limit the spread of COVID-19. "When you really sit and think about it, it’s...
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Bright Flight recipients find their scholarships cut by $1,200

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Students at Webster were already learning how to adapt to attending a university in the middle of a pandemic. Now, Bright Flight recipients must...
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